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Mower County transcript., 1887-04-08
LIE ROY.

What is the band stand used for? Why not
sell or insure it?
Mrs. Ward and her son Frank are visiting
friends and relatives here.
N. G. Jones Of Kansas is looking after his
farm interests about here.
Sunday night we had q laundering snow
STORM, something which we never before
heard of.
Dear Independent: We think you show in
what channel your mind runs. See Proverbs,
2S, Yours respectfully, DIRT.
"Nobody knows where the shoe pinches but
our wit and we think you will find nothing in
it ridiculing the ordinance of baptism. What
we spoke ofwere matters perfectly foreign to
baptism.
Howe at the home of tho bride by Rev. Weeks,
Wednesday evening. Both have grown up
among VI, and are highly respected BY all who
know them. We find matrimonial life py far
the pleasantest, and hope the same for the
young couple. .">*- =s~s.R -
Saturday at 1:05 q. NJ, P. Moran's grocery
store was discovered to be on fire. which soon
spread to H: Haynes boot and shoe store on
(unoccupied) on the east. The people were
the slowest about getting out to this fire of
any time ever known in the history of lie
Il. G. Mckee, slept through it all. It cost him
box of cigars. MIR. Webb travelling sales
man for st: Paul boot and shoe house
Aecmcu u O0 Cuo organizer Oh tue company
which saved the Trask building. and for his
valuable service was crowned by Ben Holmes
of the Spring Valley fire com any. We almost
forgot to mention that Chas Harden was no
small loser by the fire, his goods being partly
moved across the street. One of Charley's
cans Of salmon started out for little prom
enade toward the north part of town, bat
soon returned. 1t was wonderful to see how
well some of our girls worked carrying water
and one thing in particular we noticed was
little Alice Williams walking of with 50
md nj nj HSNr1N - b A4 ko~
pretty good control of the English language,
but he is not able to express his thanks for
the saving of his building. Insurance 81 500.
Hague lost about $50 in uncut leather, which
could have been saved If it hadbeen known it
was in the burning building. p. McTigue's s
loss ls about s., 500. Eight years ago on the
same ground, fire occurred which Originated
in the Jas. Henderson opera house.
Mower County transcript., 1887-04-08
BROWNSDALE.
he said gentle spring2

Whe said gentle spring?
Look out for the cyclone, the 18th.
Miss Nellie Simpson is in Minneapolis.
Al. Moliison of Austin, was in the city this
Cliff Edwards of Minneapolis, was in town
last week.
A. J. Hunt is now located in the Northrup
residence.
Mrs. L. Lamb hasa new lot of goods and
T. K Dahle manufacturers tinware for
three stores.
Engle's hour, at Sleeper s. Sons. Every
sack warranted.
Nankato cement, oil meal and ground feed
for sale at Sleeper Sons. 81.
Miss Cena Lynch of MINNEAPOLIS. was home
On a visit during the past week. e-s
H.H. Shook put in five acres of wheat and
George Wheeler ten acres last week.
New clothing for boys and gents ut Sleeper
& Sons. Just arrived and will be sold ch sap.
Martin Stevenson is now granger and can
be found on his farm one mile south OF town.
Sleeper & Sons shipped their first. 4ot OF
apolis. rs 60
Frank Swift of Wells stopped over Sunday
:. with US, he comes down occasionally to see
his best girl. K
a stock Of hats and caps consisting of soft
hats, stiff hats and the latest styles OF straw
goods, at Sleeper & Sons.
Steve Carter has concluded to stay in Min
nesota q while yet. He did have the Dakota
fever. but is getting over it.
All farmers should subscribe for the TRAM
SCRIPT and get the county news weekly. SUBJ
seriptiOns taken at Sleeper & Sons.
Miss Nora Gillett was taken sick at her sis
ter's, Mrs. Della Sleeper. nearly four weeks
ago, but is getting better and was taken home
Tuesday.
Ginghanns g. 8 and 10 cents yard at Sleep.
Mower County transcript., 1887-04-08
Our correspondents will oblige US by
sending their letters so as to reach us
not later than Wednesday,
TAOPI.

Mr. Boyd will build soon.
Our business men are having good trade.
The Sunday blizzard makes the farmers
blue.
Mr.. Alleman is visiting his daughter in Da-
kOta. Es.:ss %s.4z 5&E.a3lE
Alleman is talking of building house on
his farm. s # go s
Mr.. Hobson is preparing to put up large
barn this season. - g. ~ -
Minnie Cameron commenced school in the
Rough district Monday. t,E
Many others contemplate improvements.
Let the good work go on.
Misses Campbell and Munson are putting in
2 millinery stock. They are also practical
dress-makers. = E'-."s y 81 -st .'.E
Davis & Mason have just received another
imported Norman horse from Ellwoods.
Their horse Nero took the premium at the Le-
Roy horse show Saturday last. Taopi beats
the world on horse flesh. r.
The Lodi town officers are as follows: Super
yisors, p. Gallon, chairman, James Braron and
Ole K. Hegge; Town Clerk, D. L. Triggs;
Treasurer, p. J. Peterson; Assessor, NJ. Fl.
Miller; Justice, OLE X. Hegge.
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NEVADA. =

a 1UtbUHy WHH CHtCI6UHy
Mr., Lewis Nelson called upon his folks hero
last week. as 81 23s s3 e
Mr.. Sever Peterson is erecting new
dwelling house this spring. 5ss
Miss Lizzie Eggen went to Minneapolis last
week, to receive instructions in music.
A few farmers had. commenced springs
work. but are, on account of the storm, cOm.
polled to wait 3 little longer, Il, a. .45 81
Mr.. C. Myhre. our forlier town clerk, will
erect dwelling house and barn on his new
place in District No. 8, this summer
An entertainment was to be given ID Dist
No.9, last Sunday evening but on account OF
the storm it was postponed. uLvAN. Is
Mower County transcript., 1887-04-08
I'D DAY OF MAY,

AT 10 o. o'clock in the forenoon, at my office in
County Of Mower, Minnesota, sell the lands
which are charged with taxas, penalties and
costs in said Judgment, and on which taxes,
penalties and costs shall not have been pre-
viously paid. ], s
(SEAIt e. u. WlLhOUh,
7ss Auditor Mower County, Mimi.
Dated at Austin this 4th day Of April, a; p.
1887. 5js$ 5 81 ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MESGER HoTEL.-W ID Driskill, Spearfish,
Dakota Ter; John Chapman, jackson, Ala;
Manuel Braniga, Sonora, Mex; Mrs K Miller
and child, Galveston; Geo Q White and wife,
Minneapolis, MINI; Thos II sampson. Cleve-
land, o; NJ A WIthers, Lockhart; Henry jan
sen, Bremen, Germany; John Himmelsbach,
81 Louis; l. Franckenheimer, ID w Bartlne,
New York; Elihu Thompson and wife, Miss
Carrie Thompson, boston, Mass: G L Burritt,
Pine Bluff, Ark; Mrs b + johnson and two
children, Cincinnati james q Daugherty, Miss
Sarah Jones, Grove Hill, Ala; DIR Won Koehr-
ing, New Braunfels; Thos Seeley and wife,
San Francisco; ID X FAINT, Goliad.
SoUTHERs HoTEI.-J NJ Redmond, Marion;
Q ST. ele. Sc ma, Ala G DeLerno, Boston,
Mass; NJ Cole, Laredo, Mex; alonzo Milett,
Kansas city; W Hondhill and son, Me uphis,
Tenn; q Butler, b Choudte ana j Law
hoo, karnes On; John X Blocker, Austin; jim
Lane, Eagle Pa 8; Eldred Griffield. Bexar Co;
Northcraft, San Marcos; Geo l. Yeater Sc
dalia, Mo; 5 rihner and s Ia e brough,
Oyertown; John p Warren and wife, MISS
Nellie Rice, Hot Sp ings. Ark; W p OVERLY,
Boston, La; Glover, Gonzales; ID W Cross,
baltimore Nd; Is Marshall Bexar Co; John
II Vernon, Baltimore; q vi l. Baker, 5eRuin:
Texas Thomas, Kerr Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
THE SAME BOND.
Col. Geo. w. Breckenridge, the Banker
on the Stand

Sol' S0O' W. DEdShourluSeI bno pduheTI
on the Stand
After resuming the hearing OF the
Mary POtOnOwiiz examination yester-
day afternoon, Justice Barnes held the
yOnng lady in the same bond she gave.
Col. g w. Breckenridge, for the sum OF
$50 The followi z Ia about the strain
OF evidence adduced during the after
noon:
Mrs. Stappenbeck: She showed all
her trunk and its contents to me and
Bertha. Her conduct WAS not wrong
v lille In our house. Ny son accused her
OF the theft the next morning and she
said she was willing to have the hou.e
searched. NV son had pity on the girl
and asked that she be allowed TO stay ut
our house.
Col. Breckenridge: Knew the defend
ant over year. She had been employed
In his house some time as a servant: they
never locked anything nor lost any
thing. They knew she was perfectly
honest. She had access to all parts OF
the house. There was very little jew
elry or money lying about our house. |
consider her character good. and at tine
request OF the ladies of the house | went
on her bond. She left our house because
we got a hOusekeeper and wanted the
housekeeper to get a start without be-
ing hindered by any other servants.
When she stayed away 1t was quite q
disappointment TO us.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
MONTEREY LETTER.
Special Correspondence San Antonio Light.
MONTEREY, Mexico, January ii, 1856.

MONTEREY, Mexico, January ii, 1886.
The annual festas are about over In
this city. More activity has been shown
this year than any year since | have
come to this country. Last Sunday
week about $500 was received at the
gates Of n bull right given for the benefit
Of Identifying Plaza de In Lave; how
ever. the expenses were about 500, leav-
ing something less than 500 clear
money for the good cause.
The very Rev. Bishop Lopez. Of this
see, left for Cadereita, Montemor los
and Linsres last Friday on his first
Episcopal visit to those places.
Father Enerico de J Marines said his
nrst mass last Thursday at the Rohle
church OF this city. There were present
the bishop. Rev. Mariana Csrdenas and
Rev. Francisco de Ia Cara Martinez,
together with large multitude OF PEG.
ole. Rev. Mariana Csrdenas preaoned
an eloquent sermon on the occasion. |
notice that the house Of Msiz, Armen-
daiz & Co.. 10 closed nj New Laredo and
moved all the goods 10 Monterey, where
the same people had houses.
am informed that Mr.. Valentine RI
vero, the trustee Of the money that has
been left by n Spanisrd who died some
years ago without any heirs and left a
large amount for the benefit OF poor
house, and for the poor and orphans Of
this state (Nubvo LeOD) has recently OBJ
tanned permission to bring all materials
necessary from the United States free OF
duty to this country for the building Of
said institution.
MIR. John W. Turner, OF this place, re-
Gently gained law suit for the San
Pedro silver mine, and has few days
ago laid claim, officially, to the Hacien-
da pertaining to the said mine. MIR.
Turner says that he has always received
justice In the courts Of this country, and
had every confidence Of gaining his suit
for the Hacienda
Mr.. and Mrs a w. Clifford arrived
here few days ago. and will spend the
balance Of the winter In Monterey.
The city government has ordered the
streets in front of every house to be
cleaned every Thursday and Sunday
mOrnii gs, at the expense OF the occu-
pants, when a cart Is furnish, to haul
the rubbish by the corporation.
The street railway connecting the hot
springs with the city will soon be ready.
Track laying Ia being pushed by Supt.
Sam ii. Fisk as fast as possible.
n n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
A Genial Restorative.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are emphatical-
/ a genial restorative. The changes which
this great botanic remedy produces in the dis
ordered organization are always agreeably,
though surely progressive, never abrupt aud
violent. On this account II is admirably adap-
ted to persons of delicate constitution and
weak nerves, to whom this powerful mineral
drugs are positively injurious. That It initi-
ates teose processes which result in the re-
establishment OF healthtul vigor Is conspicu-
ously shown I'm cases where IL is taken to over
come that fruitful cause of debility, indiges-
and constipation. Through digestion, regular
evacuation and abundant secretion, are re.
suits which promptly aud invariably attend it's
50 stematic use. IL is, besides, the best pro-
diuretic
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
Deaths.

Jan. l0-Augustin Vega, aged SO years,
consumption. DR.. p. Rodriguez.
Jan. l0-WoOdley Freeman, aged 80
years, peritOnitis, DR.. c. f. X. King.
Jan. l0-Infant Of J. W. Walters, still
born, DR.. r. X. Chew.
Jan. 10-George Schmitt, age IL
months, marasmus. DR.. Braunnagel.
Jan. l0-Henry Bitters, aged % years,
typhoid fever. DR.. Amos Graves.
Jan. l0-Myrs Louise Campbell, aged
Ia months. meningitis, DR.. 5. I. Lowry.
Jan II -Chas. Black, age unknown, in
'juries received In railway accident,
coroner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13

Take a Wife.
NOw's your chance TO start in life
And take unto yourself wife
A wife whose only thought will be
Your welfare and prosperity.
With this your object full in view
You have nothing left but 10 pursue.
The course that we will show you clear
Is 10 buy our goods and please the dear.
Our prices are so very low:
In these hard times the goods must 90.
There Is nothing left for us to do
But TO cut our prices to suit you.
So bring the little darling round,
And show To her that you have found
The only place in all your life
Where goods are sold 10 suit your wife.
Your funds are low, you need not fear,
As all the goods you want are here.
We fix the terms so very low
That you must buy before you go.
Our motto in our line shall be
To treat you all with unity;
That all you buy from e. Il b.
We cheertully will guarantee.
That If you let us fit you out
You'll show you know what you're about,
Because you'll save big per cent,
Which will surely pay the first months rent
Now, all friends, we invite you here
TO call and see us this new year,
Where we will treat you to our best
We think 1t time 10 take a rest.
COLToN a. BOLTON,
Nos, 4, 6, s and 10 Houston street.
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WERE II not that San Antonio seems
to turn a deaf ear to all distress cries,
1t would be In order to call attention to
the real distress existing In northwest
ern Texas. A distress which has moved
the charities OF northern cities and
evoked most hearty sympathy from
northern journals. Of this suffering the
Alamo city seems to be perfectly obllvi-
oua
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CAUGHT IN TIME.

Some Pointers on the Youthful Despera-
does that Started for San Antonio.
A few days ago the LIGHT recorded
that three boys had been stopped at st.
Louis as they were on the way to San
Antonio to join In the desperate bust
ness. The boys had rifles, Wholesalers,
revolvers. cartridges. whisky and all the
outfit that is necessary for an outlaws
surnRmed "Butzy;" Charles Obernii her
and Louis SpiDdler, the sons and idols
of estimable parents living on franklin
avenue. The two latter boys delighted
in the dime novels and were ripe for des-
peradoism when "Butzy" returned from
Texas and infismed them with the de-
sire to come 10 Texas for operations.
All agreed upon the plan, but the only
question was how TO get there. "ButZy"
solved the problem. He knew that
his father slept with SOL under
his pillow, and undertook to provide
funds. That night, whilst the elder
hiehl slept, his son, "ButZy," eau
tIously drew the SOL from the pillow.
Then he met his companions at the rem
devious, and all went to the depot. Here
they purchased three tickets for S5S.
just then the police, attracted by the
arms and Suspicious actions of the boys,
stopped Ooernither and Hpindler.
"Butzy," however, was artful CROUCH to
elude them. The police scared the wo
former boys into confession and loo ked
them up for the night, advising their
/ parents. AT the same time they told the
elder Diehl OF his sons escapade. That
night when "Butzy" came home the
elder Diehl interviewed him with q
horse-whip, and whipped all the des-
peradoism out Of him. Next morning,
when the other boys had been released
from jail they had lost all desire for the
Texas prairies. The boys promised TO
stay at home and be good boys and there
Is every probability that this event will
teach them a useful lesson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
Why The Engine Was Delayed.

When the alarm OF fire WAS sounded
yesterday, most Of the men Of Fire Com
pany No. were ready and so was the
engine, but the horses we're out hauling
somewhere. Some time afterwards the
driver came home, and the horses were
attached 10 the engine, and of they
went. This was the cause Of great and
dangerous delay, and was the subject OF
considerable ridicule by some who wit
messed the start. Ii also caused the
genial Johnny Stevens to loose three
good cigars on a wager that the engine
had left, when all the while IL was stuck
still In the stable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
For Mayor.

hereby respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Mayor at the cleo
ton To be held in February. Il trust that
have been sufficiently Identified with the bust
ness interests and material growth OF the city
Tor the past ten years to indicate my standing
generally OIL matters OF local Importance and
enterprise. Certainly the keenest interest in
our future prosperity causes me to favor q
careful but progressive policy in municipal
for a Wig ,rous, non-partisan, public-spjrited
administration. III elected to this honorable
position, should accept 4 as a trust, and en-
deavor faithfully to perform its duties and
obligations. EDWIN III. TERRELL.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
The Dual Marriage.

Mr.. John Geen, OF the Galveston
News, was married last night at the res
idence OF Mr.. Andrew Roturie to Miss
Sophia NiebOur, and at the same time
and place. Mr.. Jas. II. Glenn. 4 mer-
chant OF Galveston, was married to Miss
Clara Niebour. DIR. K. Z. Scudder per-
formed the ceremony and large num-
Der Of friends were present. After the
banquet the bridal party retired to the
Mehger hotel, where apartments were
reserved for them and this morning they
went to their homes in Galveston.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Expressly reported for the LIGHT by K. @.
Palmer & Co, q Soledad street,
New YORK. January 10 -Cotton-Fu Futures
Firm. January, y. 47Q9.5Oc; February, 3 $50
9.56c; March, g66G9.61c; April. Q 77Gs.1Sc; May.
e.sG6I9.s7c
NEW YORK, January 10, l2:l6, p. m.-Cotton
AIRY. g.4Sd94gc: February, $500. SIC; Narch,
9.6jg9 66c; April, s.7oGg.1Ic; May, s.s6g9.s7.
NEw YOEK. Jan. II, los, p. INST ok Market
Delaware aud LRckawana, 1874; Northwest
ern, ll24; st. Pau, Sg1S
CHICAGO. January I3-Grain and Provision
Market-Wheat - nay delivery, Soc. Corn p
May delivery, 4l4c. PORK May delivery.
IL IA. LaTd-May delivery, 6.57H.
NEW YORK. January - -Cnhee-Market
active and higher; B. arch delivery, u s..
Hans Nicholson and n. Mary Crane
have been granted a license to marry. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
Bexar County Appeals.

The court Of appeals met, yesterday.
at Galveston, and the following appeals
from Bexar county were decided:
James Lacy VS.. the state Of Texas.
Reversed and remanded.
Chas. L. Lindsey vs.. the State OF
Texas. Conviction affirmed.
Matte Collins ct al. vs. the State Of
Texas. Reversed and applicants admit
ted to bail in the sum of $3.50 each.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
K, of l.. semi-Annual Session.

District assembly No. rs Of the knights
of Labor, to which the local assemblies
are attached, will meet in Austin on
Monday next for their semi annual SEES
sion. and all the local delegates will be
required to attend. Ii Is understood
that some very important legislative so-
ton will then be proposed and discussed
by The delegates.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
st. Marks Ladies Aid Society.

The ladies of st. Marks Ladies Aid
society met yesterday and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. NJ. A. Maverick.
Vice. President-Mrs. E. Ogden.
Second Vice resident-Mrs. Beck.
Secretsry-Mrs. E. Edmonds.
Treasurer-Mrs. w. II Maverick.
The annual report showing the work
done BY the society and that there was
50 AGO to its credit, was read and
adopted.
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The Lost Child Found.

The infant son OF w. w. Wslling,
whose disappearance created much ex-
citement yesterday, was found wander
ing on King William street late In the
afternoon by Mr.. Willie Panooast. The
poor little fellow was hungry and want
ed to go home to mamma, and Mr.. Pan
coast very kindly restored the lost child
to It's parents and eased their fearful
gnXiptipa
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City Work.

The street commissioner reports that
the Houston street repairs are CON-
cemeteries are under repairs. The pow
and scrHpers are grading simpson
street, and the carpenters are repairing
Houston street bridge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13

Mr.. <. l.. Bloom, sdvsnce agent for
Adelaide Moore, Is in the city 70 arrange
for the talented tragedienne's appear
ance at the Grand opera house on We'd
nesday and Thursday next Miss Moore
plays Juliet Ia "ROmeO and Juliet"
Pauline in the Lady Of Lyons" and
Galatea in "Pygmalion and Gslatea,"
during her visit to Texas.
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New Garden Seeds.

am just in receipt Of large invoice
OF choice new garden seeds consisting
OF all kinds OF peas, beans, corn, and
small seeds. which am Offering at close
figures at wholesale and retail.
l-7.6t EMANUEL ABRAHAMs,
Cor. Military plaza and Teyino Ave.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13

G. N. Allen, railroad ticket broker,
local aud overland tiokets bought, sold
and exchanged. One TO ten dollars saved
on all tickets purchased At Southern
Hotel. 12-2S-lm
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Found.

Texana Harris, the colored woman ar
rested and jailed on the charge Of en-
.bezzlement OF $50 from Lily Gibson, was
released yesterday afternoon, her little
son having found" the money In her
house and turned II over to Officer Van
Alstyne,
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500 Pounds Brewer

For sale at Is cents pound, with abundance
of sorts, caps. small caps aud figures. Also
six psirs new cases. Ali In good condition.
Also 20 pounds OF old style plea. TERMS CASH.
T. b. JOHNSON,
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Horses Wanted.

want TO buy from fifty 70 one hun
dred head OF A No. l saddle horses at
Fosters old stable on West Neuva
street. Ill 81 w. II. PoMERoY.
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Farmers Drug store.

No. Bic East Commerce street. has stu on hand
one hundred choice odors OF Triple Rxtrscts.
that n. A. Blair has a nrstelass pharmacy,
where nothing Is substituted. giving always
what IL required, and only fresh and pure
drugs dispensed. Prescriptions firm any
phN sician entrusted to care are carefully
and accurately compounded. Telephone No.
20d. LILLY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-13
"wANTs HIS MONEY"

DR.. Smith, of San Antonio, arrived In
the city yesterday on the 1890 train In
company with his two nephews. The
object Of the doctors visit to the Island
City, as near as could be learned, Is to
effect the capture Of a man who lately
robbed him OF some Sll0O in good hard
cash Of the realm In the Alamo City. Ii
seems that the doctor and the man
sought, occupied the same room and that
the latter rose while the doctor still
tarried 10 the embrace Of the drowsy god
and after going through his compsniOn's
clothing and abstrsciing the wealth
skipped the ira la. The doctor feels
quite certain that the robber is In either
Galveston or Houston, and will make Il
thorough search OF both cities, as listed
by his nephews.
There IL but one doctor Smith located
in San Antonio, and he Is a dentist, and
at present is in the city. and there has
been nobody. of late. robbed OF Sll00 In
this city. The Tribune reporter must
have been misinfOrm-d or knows more
about our town than the resident re.
porters do,